Comments on: What is a good treatment for wart removal? http://wartstreatments.net/what-is-a-good-treatment-for-wart-removal.htm Warts Causes, Symptoms, Treatment & Removal Fri, 30 Jul 2010 21:42:09 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Dr Frank http://wartstreatments.net/what-is-a-good-treatment-for-wart-removal.htm/comment-page-1#comment-1240 Dr Frank Fri, 25 Dec 2009 17:35:45 +0000 http://wartstreatments.net/what-is-a-good-treatment-for-wart-removal.htm#comment-1240 The most effective treatment is liquid nitrogen freezing. Most but not all GPs have facilities to carry this out. Alternatively they can refer to a dermatologist. The most effective treatment is liquid nitrogen freezing. Most but not all GPs have facilities to carry this out. Alternatively they can refer to a dermatologist.

]]> By: Sarah http://wartstreatments.net/what-is-a-good-treatment-for-wart-removal.htm/comment-page-1#comment-1241 Sarah Fri, 25 Dec 2009 17:35:45 +0000 http://wartstreatments.net/what-is-a-good-treatment-for-wart-removal.htm#comment-1241 I had the same problem. The freezing treatments I bought at the store wouldn't work. So, to get rid of them, I went to a dermatologist and he froze it off. If you try that, and it still won't work, ask the dermatologist to numb it and take the wart off. I had the same problem. The freezing treatments I bought at the store wouldn’t work. So, to get rid of them, I went to a dermatologist and he froze it off. If you try that, and it still won’t work, ask the dermatologist to numb it and take the wart off.

]]> By: pete h http://wartstreatments.net/what-is-a-good-treatment-for-wart-removal.htm/comment-page-1#comment-1242 pete h Fri, 25 Dec 2009 17:35:45 +0000 http://wartstreatments.net/what-is-a-good-treatment-for-wart-removal.htm#comment-1242 If you can cope with the smell, then ordinary garlic, (either as a rub or an ointment,) will work! It is the most powerful anti-septic in nature! If you can cope with the smell, then ordinary garlic, (either as a rub or an ointment,) will work!
It is the most powerful anti-septic in nature!

]]> By: MissChattaaboxx(: http://wartstreatments.net/what-is-a-good-treatment-for-wart-removal.htm/comment-page-1#comment-1243 MissChattaaboxx(: Fri, 25 Dec 2009 17:35:45 +0000 http://wartstreatments.net/what-is-a-good-treatment-for-wart-removal.htm#comment-1243 freeze theem ! freeze theem !

]]> By: Keith http://wartstreatments.net/what-is-a-good-treatment-for-wart-removal.htm/comment-page-1#comment-1244 Keith Fri, 25 Dec 2009 17:35:45 +0000 http://wartstreatments.net/what-is-a-good-treatment-for-wart-removal.htm#comment-1244 My prior background with skin related conditions, is that like nearly everyone else, I had some moles on my body. It got to the point that I was tired of looking at and dealing with them. Because I had some other medical issues like a recurring skin lesion and and what they called a fatty tumor, I really had no choice but to take the surgical route. A general surgeon performed the surgery removing moles, and other things from various areas of my body. I was put under for this procedure and even though I had medical coverage, it still cost me $1,000.00 in out of pocket fees. Now the really disappointing part is that after going through this procedure and expense, that some of these moles, warts, skin tags or whatever you want to label as started to re-appear. This brings me to the point of writing this answer. I am sure there are less invasive ways to deal with getting rid of warts. I have researched the internet on this subject and found that there are more natural ways to treat and remove Moles, Warts, Skin Tags and even Genital Warts. If you are really interested I suggest that you do some of your own research. Personally, I would try the non-surgical approaches first. Even with surgery a mole could grow back if they do not cut deep enough and completely remove the root. My advice is to try the natural route and some home remedies first. The cost is minimal and what do you have to lose but a little time and a few bucks. Medical procedures should be of last resort as they are painful, risky and costly. My prior background with skin related conditions, is that like nearly everyone else, I had some moles on my body. It got to the point that I was tired of looking at and dealing with them. Because I had some other medical issues like a recurring skin lesion and and what they called a fatty tumor, I really had no choice but to take the surgical route.

A general surgeon performed the surgery removing moles, and other things from various areas of my body. I was put under for this procedure and even though I had medical coverage, it still cost me $1,000.00 in out of pocket fees.

Now the really disappointing part is that after going through this procedure and expense, that some of these moles, warts, skin tags or whatever you want to label as started to re-appear.

This brings me to the point of writing this answer. I am sure there are less invasive ways to deal with getting rid of warts.

I have researched the internet on this subject and found that there are more natural ways to treat and remove Moles, Warts, Skin Tags and even Genital Warts. If you are really interested I suggest that you do some of your own research. Personally, I would try the non-surgical approaches first. Even with surgery a mole could grow back if they do not cut deep enough and completely remove
the root.

My advice is to try the natural route and some home remedies first. The cost is minimal and what do you have to lose but a little time and a few bucks.

Medical procedures should be of last resort as they are painful, risky and costly.

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